Aditya Joshi

Do you travel by local govt buses? Will you send your kids to a government school? Will you trust a government hospital during a medical emergency? Will you drink tap water without a purifier? Can you trust that the food you eat is safe and unadulterated? Can a woman travel alone without fearing for her safety? Can you trust that your taxes are being put to good use? Can an ordinary citizen get justice without waiting for years? Can you expect clean public toilets and well-maintained public spaces? Can you breathe clean air and walk on pothole-free roads? Can you trust that rules apply equally to everyone, regardless of power or influence? And let's not even talk about corruption, bribery, and political accountability... If the answer to most of these questions is NO, then we need to rethink what development truly means. The truth is, all of this is possible if the government makes the right policies, implements them effectively, and prioritises its citizens over everything else. All this is not a luxury and everything is possible if work is done right. Aur ye to bht hi basic cheeze hai, abhi maine jobs, ai, research aur baaki cheezo ka to baat bhi nahi kari. Is it too much to expect?